Justin Trudeau is Doing a Great Job

[1trailmaker]

1 minute ago, ArcticCrusher said:

When government pushes businesses,   business pushes back. 

Im good for now. 

so NO is the answer on the Jobs you made - Businesses will do what they can to increase profits, today that si never to hire full time -

 

Point is them meme posted is fucked up plain and simple - if you were really interested in posting facts then I wouldn't have had to do it

[ArcticCrusher]

2 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

so NO is the answer on the Jobs you made - Businesses will do what they can to increase profits, today that si never to hire full time -

 

Point is them meme posted is fucked up plain and simple - if you were really interested in posting facts then I wouldn't have had to do it

Its always about profits for business,  otherwise you wont last very long.   What is the difference now to yesterday regarding full vs parttime jobs? 

[1trailmaker]

Just now, ArcticCrusher said:

Its always about profits for business,  otherwise you wont last very long.   What is the difference now to yesterday regarding full vs parttime jobs? 

not much since hiring Part time has been the way for a long time.  Fact is 200k+ jobs this year instead of steady losses.  And you say its a bad thing.

Hopefully Alberta can gets its act together and start making jobs - they seem to want want want lately

[ArcticCrusher]

Of course AB wants wants.   They have the double dippers in charge. 

As for the jobs,  sure any job (private sector)  is a positive,  but we really don't need Walmart expanding. 

[1trailmaker]

19 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Of course AB wants wants.   They have the double dippers in charge. 

As for the jobs,  sure any job (private sector)  is a positive,  but we really don't need Walmart expanding. 

Wal-mart is the envy of the business world, what are you talking about They have done what every business strives for

Alberta was Conservative for 40+ years and failed big time in the end.   Now you blame the new government When you depend on high gas prices to make your business its going to back fire on you as this did to Alberta.  We cry about cap and trade yet Alberta wants 90$ a barrel oil again 

1 trick pony

 

[revrnd]

11 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Wal-mart is the envy of the business world, what are you talking about They have done what every business strives for

 

Does the average Wallymart employee work 40 hours? How do the benefits compare to the rest of the private sector? If you were to put in 30 years would you get a pension?

Don't forget a lot of retail jobs (part time again) come & go for the Christmas season.

Mind you this is all well & good because the all seeing Morneau has told younger people to get used to "job churn".

[1trailmaker]

4 minutes ago, revrnd said:

Does the average Wallymart employee work 40 hours? How do the benefits compare to the rest of the private sector? If you were to put in 30 years would you get a pension?

Don't forget a lot of retail jobs (part time again) come & go for the Christmas season.

Mind you this is all well & good because the all seeing Morneau has told younger people to get used to "job churn".

that is the whole point - PROFITS PROFITS PROFITS like no others -  "you should be lucky to have a job in this economy" " don't like your job leave it"  "you are a worthless employee shut the fuck up or I will replace you" 

If we don't grow in every single 1/4 year in and year out something has to give, and in most cases its to lower wages and less bennies.  Capitalism

 

 

[ArcticCrusher]

5 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

that is the whole point - PROFITS PROFITS PROFITS like no others -  "you should be lucky to have a job in this economy" " don't like your job leave it"  "you are a worthless employee shut the fuck up or I will replace you" 

If we don't grow in every single 1/4 year in and year out something has to give, and in most cases its to lower wages and less bennies.  Capitalism

 

 

So you are happier with DEBT,  DEBT,  DEBT.  Is strange hew when the corps in AB were doing well,  it was shared and left the average wages much higher than the rest of the country.   I don't shop a Walmart so they are not getting rich off me.   They are the Cuba of retail. 

[1trailmaker]

11 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

So you are happier with DEBT,  DEBT,  DEBT.  Is strange hew when the corps in AB were doing well,  it was shared and left the average wages much higher than the rest of the country.   I don't shop a Walmart so they are not getting rich off me.   They are the Cuba of retail. 

so now they aren't doing as well and the people/employees pay for it all while the corps profits are still high.  You are getting it now.

02ool says it often, a company must make xx% ROI and this is all that matters......  Alberta will be a have not provinces until they can charge 1.30 a litre again since they have nothing else as far as economy goes.  Are you willing to step up and help them?

Edited December 5, 2016 by 1trailmaker

[ArcticCrusher]

4 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

so now they aren't doing as well and the people/employees pay for it all while the corps profits are still high.  You are getting it now.

02ool says it often, a company must make xx% ROI and this is all that matters......  Alberta will be a have not provinces until they can charge 1.30 a litre again since they have nothing else as far as economy goes.  Are you willing to step up and help them?

They don't  need our help.   Trudeau and the NDP policies are what is choking them.  We have never had low energy prices before?   

[1trailmaker]

6 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

They don't  need our help.   Trudeau and the NDP policies are what is choking them.  We have never had low energy prices before?   

get with the program, Alberta wants double the price of a barrel of oil and they have stated so.   They have nothing just like several other provinces.  They should be lucky they had oil all this time. 

now please post a policy that is choking the oil producers

was it the extended EI bennies?

was it the okay for the pipe lines

what exactly

Edited December 5, 2016 by 1trailmaker

[ArcticCrusher]

11 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

get with the program, Alberta wants double the price of a barrel of oil and they have stated so.   They have nothing just like several other provinces.  They should be lucky they had oil all this time. 

now please post a policy that is choking the oil producers

was it the extended EI bennies?

was it the okay for the pipe lines

what exactly

No they are actually hurting with the energy prices but that will improve.   But lets kick them somemore when they are down.   You can figure that part out. 

[1trailmaker]

1 minute ago, ArcticCrusher said:

No they are actually hurting with the energy prices but that will improve.   But lets kick them somemore when they are down.   You can figure that part out. 

Who is kicking them?  Transfer payments are going up  

Funny how its okay for Alberta to stand up in the commons house and cry for more more more, this seems to get against everything you stand for and posted about.  For decades they put down all of Canada, stated they are the best, they give more, they are this and that, when in fact they aren't any of that and never have been.   I am not looking forward to high gas prices.  that is the only thing that will help Alberta

[ArcticCrusher]

10 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

Who is kicking them?  Transfer payments are going up  

Funny how its okay for Alberta to stand up in the commons house and cry for more more more, this seems to get against everything you stand for and posted about.  For decades they put down all of Canada, stated they are the best, they give more, they are this and that, when in fact they aren't any of that and never have been.   I am not looking forward to high gas prices.  that is the only thing that will help Alberta

Energy prices go up and down and are influenced by the $CAD, right now it's in our favour and helps oil extraction.  Many advances have been made with fracking, so the price does not need to be as high to make a profit.

AB will always be an energy juggernaut, most would love to switch places with them.  AB's higher taxation and the NDP/JT's stupid carbon policies does not help this industry.  Can you name one thing your hero has done to stimulate business growth in this country? 

[1trailmaker]

14 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Energy prices go up and down and are influenced by the $CAD, right now it's in our favour and helps oil extraction.  Many advances have been made with fracking, so the price does not need to be as high to make a profit.

AB will always be an energy juggernaut, most would love to switch places with them.  AB's higher taxation and the NDP/JT's stupid carbon policies does not help this industry.  Can you name one thing your hero has done to stimulate business growth in this country? 

well the average wage earner in Alberta has paid double that of Ontario, while the rich pay less - didn't work out did it

The problem is the Oil company is still making a shit load of money as they cut jobs and slash wages - that hasn't changed

What do you expect a PM to do?  Harper didn't do shit in 10 years (blahb lah ya I know worst recession ever blah blah) Business taxes keep coming down ( ya I know you disagree with facts) what else should they do?  Remember its guys like you the cry Help me Help just like Alberta is doing.  So tell me what help do you need. 

Edited December 5, 2016 by 1trailmaker

[ArcticCrusher]

8 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

well the average wage earner in Alberta has paid double that of Ontario, while the rich pay less - didn't work out did it

The problem is the Oil company is still making a shit load of money as they cut jobs and slash wages - that hasn't changed

What do you expect a PM to do?  Harper didn't do shit in 10 years (blahb lah ya I know worst recession ever blah blah) Business taxes keep coming down ( ya I know you disagree with facts) what else should they do?  Remember its guys like you the cry Help me Help just like Alberta is doing.  So tell me what help do you need. 

What can a PM do?  Well JT has done a whole lot of nothing, that's for sure.  Harper lowered everyone's taxes, cut business taxes, JT decides to go the other way and make it harder for businesses.  Trump will lower corp taxes and many are expecting a decent gains in the S&P forthcoming, perhaps Canada can ride on their coattails.

Thanks Trump.

[02sled]

52 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

well the average wage earner in Alberta has paid double that of Ontario, while the rich pay less - didn't work out did it

The problem is the Oil company is still making a shit load of money as they cut jobs and slash wages - that hasn't changed

What do you expect a PM to do?  Harper didn't do shit in 10 years (blahb lah ya I know worst recession ever blah blah) Business taxes keep coming down ( ya I know you disagree with facts) what else should they do?  Remember its guys like you the cry Help me Help just like Alberta is doing.  So tell me what help do you need. 

The only parts of Alberta that paid high was places like Fort Mac and direct oil related work. Part of that was related to the remoteness and conditions. Housing was and is at a premium with lots of people hot bunking. Even 40 yrs ago groceries were double the Toronto cost in Fort Mac. 

For the rest of the province the wages and prices are average. 

[1trailmaker]

48 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

What can a PM do?  Well JT has done a whole lot of nothing, that's for sure.  Harper lowered everyone's taxes, cut business taxes, JT decides to go the other way and make it harder for businesses.  Trump will lower corp taxes and many are expecting a decent gains in the S&P forthcoming, perhaps Canada can ride on their coattails.

Thanks Trump.

JT lowered taxes dummy Harper did not for anyone but business and that was back in 2008   keep the blinders on.

Only the Liberals reduced personal income taxes for the masses - sorry about your luck

 

Year	Personal Amount	Canadian federal marginal tax rates of taxable income
2016	$11,474	$0 – $45,282	$45,282 - $90,563	$90,563 - $140,388	$140,388 - $200,000	over $200,000
	0%	15%	20.5%	26%	29%	33%
2015	$11,327	$0 – $44,701	$44,701 - $89,401	$89,401 - $138,586	over $138,586
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2014	$11,138	$0 – $43,953	$43,954 - $87,907	$87,908 - $136,270	over $136,270
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2013	$11,038	$0 – $43,561	$43,562 - $87,123	$87,124 - $135,054	over $135,055
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2012	$10,822	$0 – $42,706	$42,707 - $85,413	$85,414 - $132,405	over $132,406
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2011	$10,527	$0 – $41,544	$41,544 - $83,088	$83,088 - $128,800	over $128,800
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2010	$10,382	$0 – $40,970	$40,971 - $81,941	$81,942 - $127,021	over $127,021
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2009	$10,320	$0 – $40,726	$40,727 - $81,452	$81,453 - $126,264	over $126,264
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2008	$9,600	$0 – $37,885	$37,886 - $75,769	$75,770 - $123,184	over $123,184
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2007	$9,600	$0 – $37,178	$37,178 - $74,357	$74,357 - $120,887	over $120,887
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2006	$8,839	$0 – $36,378	$36,378 - $72,756	$72,756 - $118,285	over $118,285
	0%	15.25%	22%	26%	29%
2005	$8,648	$0 – $35,595	$35,595 - $71,190	$71,190 - $115,739	over $115,739
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2004	$8,012	$0 – $35,000	$35,000 - $70,000	$70,000 - $113,804	over $113,804
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2003	$7,756	$0 – $32,183	$32,183 - $64,368	$64,368 - $104,648	over $104,648
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2002	$7,634	$0 – $31,677	$31,677 - $63,354	$63,354 - $103,000	over $103,000
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2001	$7,412	$0 – $30,754	$30,754 - $61,509	$61,509 - $100,000	over $100,000
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2000	$7,231	$0 – $30,004	$30,004 - $60,009	over $60,009
	0%	17%	25%	29%
1999	$6,794	$0 – $29,590	$29,590 - $59,180	over $59,180
	0%	17%	26%	29%
1998	$6,456	$0 – $29,590	$29,590 - $59,180	over $59,180
	0%	17%	26%	29%

 

 

 

Business tax has come down and down and down under all government for the past 30 years

[ArcticCrusher]

31 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

JT lowered taxes dummy Harper did not for anyone but business and that was back in 2008   keep the blinders on.

Only the Liberals reduced personal income taxes for the masses - sorry about your luck

 

Year	Personal Amount	Canadian federal marginal tax rates of taxable income
2016	$11,474	$0 – $45,282	$45,282 - $90,563	$90,563 - $140,388	$140,388 - $200,000	over $200,000
	0%	15%	20.5%	26%	29%	33%
2015	$11,327	$0 – $44,701	$44,701 - $89,401	$89,401 - $138,586	over $138,586
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2014	$11,138	$0 – $43,953	$43,954 - $87,907	$87,908 - $136,270	over $136,270
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2013	$11,038	$0 – $43,561	$43,562 - $87,123	$87,124 - $135,054	over $135,055
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2012	$10,822	$0 – $42,706	$42,707 - $85,413	$85,414 - $132,405	over $132,406
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2011	$10,527	$0 – $41,544	$41,544 - $83,088	$83,088 - $128,800	over $128,800
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2010	$10,382	$0 – $40,970	$40,971 - $81,941	$81,942 - $127,021	over $127,021
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2009	$10,320	$0 – $40,726	$40,727 - $81,452	$81,453 - $126,264	over $126,264
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2008	$9,600	$0 – $37,885	$37,886 - $75,769	$75,770 - $123,184	over $123,184
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2007	$9,600	$0 – $37,178	$37,178 - $74,357	$74,357 - $120,887	over $120,887
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2006	$8,839	$0 – $36,378	$36,378 - $72,756	$72,756 - $118,285	over $118,285
	0%	15.25%	22%	26%	29%
2005	$8,648	$0 – $35,595	$35,595 - $71,190	$71,190 - $115,739	over $115,739
	0%	15%	22%	26%	29%
2004	$8,012	$0 – $35,000	$35,000 - $70,000	$70,000 - $113,804	over $113,804
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2003	$7,756	$0 – $32,183	$32,183 - $64,368	$64,368 - $104,648	over $104,648
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2002	$7,634	$0 – $31,677	$31,677 - $63,354	$63,354 - $103,000	over $103,000
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2001	$7,412	$0 – $30,754	$30,754 - $61,509	$61,509 - $100,000	over $100,000
	0%	16%	22%	26%	29%
2000	$7,231	$0 – $30,004	$30,004 - $60,009	over $60,009
	0%	17%	25%	29%
1999	$6,794	$0 – $29,590	$29,590 - $59,180	over $59,180
	0%	17%	26%	29%
1998	$6,456	$0 – $29,590	$29,590 - $59,180	over $59,180
	0%	17%	26%	29%

 

 

 

Business tax has come down and down and down under all government for the past 30 years

 

Truetard did not lower business taxes as promissed, but did raise dividend tax rates on them, essentially a large tax increase for those who use them.

 

When you take from the job creators and give it to the others, you then question why more jobs are going part-time.  Owners will make it back, one way or another, you should know this.

 

What is the incentive to grow?

 

Edited December 5, 2016 by ArcticCrusher

[02sled]

Fail. If you have $100 in your pocket and Truedope says I'm your saviour, I'm going to give you $10 of the money I take away from you back you now have $110. But then he comes along and says as your saviour this isn't a tax on you but I will mandate a carbon tax across the country. Fear not this mean you will only pay $30 more for the things you buy, like gas, groceries, home heating, actually everything. Now you only have $80 in your pocket. But that's okay since Truedope gave you $10 of your money back and the other money coming out of your pocket isn't a tax it's a levy or fee.

[1trailmaker]

2 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

 

Truetard did not lower business taxes as promissed, but did raise dividend tax rates on them, essentially a large tax increase for those who use them.

 

When you take from the job creators and give it to the others, you then question why more jobs are going part-time.  Owners will make it back, one way or another, you should know this.

 

What is the incentive to grow?

 

Blinders - tax rate is down dummy first time for the masses in a long time - why even mention the increase Harper did the year he came in to the lowest income earners

And you just stated exactly what I said about Jobs   - its you that question JOBS and post about it not me.    I know what is happening BLINDER BOY

 

show me where Harper did anything

 

Non-Eligible Dividend Tax Credit Rates as a % of Grossed-up Taxable Dividends
Year	Gross-up	Federal	AB(9)	BC	MB(4)	NB(5)	NL(8)	NS(10)	NT	NU	ON(7)	PE(3)	QC(6)	SK(1)	YT(2)
2016	17%	10.5217%	3.08%	2.47%	0.7835%	4.0%	3.5%	3.33%	6%	2.91%	4.2863%	3.05%	7.05%	3.367%	3.14%
2015	18%	11.0169%	3.1%	2.59%	0.83%	4.0%	4.1%	3.5%	6%	3.051%	4.5%	3.2%	7.05%	3.4%	3.17%
2014	18%	11.0169%	3.1%	2.59%	0.83%	5.3%	4.1%	5.873%	6%	3.051%	4.5%	3.2%	7.05%	3.4%	4.03%
2013	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	1.75%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	2.9%	8%	4%	4.51%
2012	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	1.75%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	1.0%	8%	4%	4.51%
2011	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	1.75%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	1.0%	8%	5%	4.51%
2010	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	2.5%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	2.1%	8%	6%	4.45%
2009	25%	13.33%	3.5%	4.2%	2.5%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	3.2%	8%	6%	4.45%
2008	25%	13.33%	4.5%	5.1%	3.15%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	5.13%	4.3%	8%	6%	4.45%
2007	25%	13.33%	5.5%	5.1%	3.67%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	5.13%	6.5%	8%	6%	4.45%
Non-Eligible Dividend Tax Credit Rates as a % of Actual Dividends
Year	Gross-up	Federal	AB(9)	BC	MB(4)	NB(5)	NL(8)	NS(10)	NT	NU	ON(7)	PE(3)	QC(6)	SK(1)	YT(2)

[1trailmaker]

5 minutes ago, 02sled said:

Fail. If you have $100 in your pocket and Truedope says I'm your saviour, I'm going to give you $10 of the money I take away from you back you now have $110. But then he comes along and says as your saviour this isn't a tax on you but I will mandate a carbon tax across the country. Fear not this mean you will only pay $30 more for the things you buy, like gas, groceries, home heating, actually everything. Now you only have $80 in your pocket. But that's okay since Truedope gave you $10 of your money back and the other money coming out of your pocket isn't a tax it's a levy or fee.

Hey snowblowerhelmet - first I am not for cap and trade period - second it hasn't come into play yet so stop yammering and point out what Trudope has done to take your money and cause job losses ect ect ect

02ool you are paying less tax today thanks to Trudope (Harper didn't reduce your taxes in 10 years ) deal with the facts for once,  yes someone making over 220k does pay more this I know

 

WE PAY THE FEDS TOO MUCH REGARDLESS

 

Edited December 5, 2016 by 1trailmaker

[02sled]

9 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

 

When you take from the job creators and give it to the others, you then question why more jobs are going part-time.  Owners will make it back, one way or another, you should know this.

 

What is the incentive to grow?

 

For many small businesses it may even come to what is the incentive to even be in business. If someone has a business worth say $5M and they can earn more by simply investing that money than they can operating that business they just may close up shop. They maintain their lifestyle with none of the headaches. 

Then all those employees that Fail believes are entitled to the profits more so than the owner of the business are now unemployed and collecting EI. 

What Truedope and Wynnebag can do is create an environment where it is financially profitable to do business in Canada and Ontario 

[02sled]

10 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Hey snowblowerhelmet - first I am not for cap and trade period - second it hasn't come into play yet so stop yammering and point out what Trudope has done to take your money and cause job losses ect ect ect

02ool you are paying less tax today thanks to Trudope (Harper didn't reduce your taxes in 10 years ) deal with the facts for once,  yes someone making over 220k does pay more this I know

 

WE PAY THE FEDS TOO MUCH REGARDLESS

 

Give it about 3 weeks Fail. $0.043 per litre at the pump straight to the province and don't forget they will also charge HST on that as well. That will take far more than the minuscule change in income tax. Then there's the additional cost for natural gas to heat and cook with and so on

Edited December 5, 2016 by 02sled

[ArcticCrusher]

17 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Blinders - tax rate is down dummy first time for the masses in a long time - why even mention the increase Harper did the year he came in to the lowest income earners

And you just stated exactly what I said about Jobs   - its you that question JOBS and post about it not me.    I know what is happening BLINDER BOY

 

show me where Harper did anything

 

Non-Eligible Dividend Tax Credit Rates as a % of Grossed-up Taxable Dividends
Year	Gross-up	Federal	AB(9)	BC	MB(4)	NB(5)	NL(8)	NS(10)	NT	NU	ON(7)	PE(3)	QC(6)	SK(1)	YT(2)
2016	17%	10.5217%	3.08%	2.47%	0.7835%	4.0%	3.5%	3.33%	6%	2.91%	4.2863%	3.05%	7.05%	3.367%	3.14%
2015	18%	11.0169%	3.1%	2.59%	0.83%	4.0%	4.1%	3.5%	6%	3.051%	4.5%	3.2%	7.05%	3.4%	3.17%
2014	18%	11.0169%	3.1%	2.59%	0.83%	5.3%	4.1%	5.873%	6%	3.051%	4.5%	3.2%	7.05%	3.4%	4.03%
2013	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	1.75%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	2.9%	8%	4%	4.51%
2012	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	1.75%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	1.0%	8%	4%	4.51%
2011	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	1.75%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	1.0%	8%	5%	4.51%
2010	25%	13.33%	3.5%	3.4%	2.5%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	2.1%	8%	6%	4.45%
2009	25%	13.33%	3.5%	4.2%	2.5%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	4.5%	3.2%	8%	6%	4.45%
2008	25%	13.33%	4.5%	5.1%	3.15%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	5.13%	4.3%	8%	6%	4.45%
2007	25%	13.33%	5.5%	5.1%	3.67%	5.3%	5%	7.7%	6%	4%	5.13%	6.5%	8%	6%	4.45%
Non-Eligible Dividend Tax Credit Rates as a % of Actual Dividends
Year	Gross-up	Federal	AB(9)	BC	MB(4)	NB(5)	NL(8)	NS(10)	NT	NU	ON(7)	PE(3)	QC(6)	SK(1)	YT(2)

Look at the dividend tax rates over the years to see a pattern from the Tards.

I seriously don't know how you get through a day.

http://www.taxtips.ca/taxrates/on.htm

Edited December 5, 2016 by ArcticCrusher